Apple’s recent Thai advertisement has come under fire for perpetuating stereotypes and making the brand seem outdated. The ad featured a young woman using the iPhone’s Face ID technology to unlock her phone, but was criticized for portraying her grandmother as being unable to do the same, reinforcing negative perceptions of older generations. Critics argue that the ad missed the mark in its attempt to appeal to a younger audience, instead alienating potential customers with its ageist undertones.
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4 men charged with cheating, falsifying accounts to get grants from job-switching scheme
Four men, including former director Samuel Sim Choon Hock, were charged for cheating and falsifying accounts to fraudulently obtain government grants under Workforce Singapore's Professional Conversion Programmes. Their actions resulted in the disbursement of over S$89,000 in salary support and course fee subsidies by misrepresenting salaries and employment statuses between 2018 and 2019. Want More Context? 🔎
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